ECCO-PIPELINE

Summary

The ECCOOBSPIPELINE exists as a framework to regularly harvest and transform datasets used as inputs for the ECCO model.

Data is harvested from multiple sources (PO.DAAC, NSIDC, OSISAF, iFremer) and transformed to a variety of grids and formats (binary and netCDF, daily and monthly average). A Solr database is utilized for maintaining the state of a dataset between pipeline runs.

Documentation

Documentation is in the process of being overhauled. Legacy documentation can be found on the repo's wiki: https://github.com/ECCO-GROUP/ECCO-obs-pipeline/wiki.

Setup

Requirements

• Solr (metadata server/database)
• Conda (package management)
• .netrc file containing valid Earthdata login credentials

Standup Solr Server

Follow steps in the Solr deployment guide to download Solr package: https://solr.apache.org/guide/solr/latest/deployment-guide/installing-solr.html

Start Solr and Setup core

cd <path/to/solr/directory> bin/solr start bin/solr create -c ecco_datasets

Clone repo

git clone https://github.com/ECCO-GROUP/ECCO-obs-pipeline.git

Install dependencies via Conda envrionment

cd <path/to/cloned/repo> conda env create -f environment.yml conda activate ecco_pipeline

Setup global_settings.py

cp ecco_pipeline/conf/global_settings.py.example ecco_pipeline/conf/global_settings.py Fill in variables.

Running pipeline

python ecco_pipeline/run_pipeline.py The above command will execute the pipeline by iterating through all currently supported datasets, running the harvesting, transformation, and aggregation steps for each. If you want to run the pipeline on a single dataset or step, you can use the --dataset and --step flags, respectively. ex:

python ecco_pipeline/run_pipeline.py --dataset G02202_V4 --step harvest

You can also run the pipeline via an interactive menu where you can select from a list of the supported datasets and the steps of the pipeline to run by providing the --menu flag.

In either case, the pipeline will default to using the list of grids provided in ecco_pipeline/conf/global_settings.py, but can be overridden for a specific list of grids with the --grids_to_use argument. ex:

python ecco_pipeline/run_pipeline.py --grids_to_use ECCO_llc90

The default logging level is set to info but is adjustable via the --log_level flag when running the pipeline. ex: python ecco_pipeline/run_pipeline.py --log_level DEBUG